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Boats

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Behind the scenes there is alot  of technology 💻

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Air resistance, hydrofoils and physics

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They need to design the boats (engine and mechanics)

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30 crew members design the boats in different ways

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They need to design the boats (engine and mechanics)

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Big designs on the boats and fabulous art.

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They have the boat lifted because friction between the sea and the boat make it go slower

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The hull of the boat comes out of the water when they get faster

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Less drag out of the water and when in the water alot  of friction so you don’t go as fast🚤

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Noah
Airo dynamics

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You need to design the boat 🚤.

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They need to track the boats movements and they need technology to help them win

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Noah
Upper fors of the wind💨⛵️

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The calculations to make sure the boat comes out of the water at the right time

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They need to make area dynamics and huge sails to make them go faster

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You need art to design the boat

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Did you know it was sir Graham Alexander Bell who created the hydrofoil!

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They need to design the sails , what the boats shape should be like , how big it is so they can attempt to win. Also they need to make a nice design for they boat as you can see the sponsors and their flag.

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The sailors need to communicate with the team.

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Area and perimeter of boat

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Boat designs are important

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They needto  calculate the amount of knots needed

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Lewis
America cup named after the winning boat which was named the America

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They need to calculate all the sizes to make it prefect (to make the boat lighter so they can get more speed)

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The design of the boat Is unique for them to be stream line and faster.

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They need to get the every equation right otherwise it won’t win.

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Kn nots is how fast they are going

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They need to design the motor

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Noah
3D design

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Lewis
Hull comes out of water so they can go faster because there will be less friction

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You need to work out the area, perimeter, the size,how tall it is,weight and to make sure nothing is to big or small. Just perfect!

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They have to design there boats to be unique to their team and there country also depending on who their sponsors are. Example= Land Rover. And they have to design the shape of the boat perfectly otherwise the boat wouldn't work.

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They might need to mAke a simulation on a computer to test it 👾

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They

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Alexander Grayem Bell sorry

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From computering with this📽📻📺to this📱🖥💻🎥📹🖨📡🎛📀💿💾⌨️🖲🕹

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There would be alot  of maths put onto it so there would be alot  of people working to help with the angles, the speed and for streem line.

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A lot of presise mathematics 🙂😃

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To make sure the engine works 🚤

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There have to us math for the length of the boat and how tall the sail.

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The deign on the boat

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They need to calculate how big the sail should be because if It was to big the boat would capsize🏴

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Raised out of the water for better friction

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They need technology to see what the design will look like after it's done

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Trial and error is the key to success

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The way the boat moves

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Imagine if they had AI on their side it could be amazing or catastrophic

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They might need to make a 3D design of the boats to check everything is perfect before they make it.

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They need to make it clear they are English.

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There use art to design the boat to show the team there on so if they win there no the name of the team so there can get the cup they get.

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The what the boat moves  in the water

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There would need to be alot  of computer work for the design so it won't sink

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Sir Ben said they boat in Bermuda does that include the Bermuda triangle🦑

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Steam is science, technology, engineering, art and maths...

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They would need maths to make the earpeaces otherswise they woulddnt always work

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The physics

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For that special helmet that they can hear each other by

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I think so 🤔

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Stem pioneers

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Thomas Edison (engineer)

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I agree

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Ben Ainslie

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Stephan Hawking (scientist)

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Angles

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Ada Lovelace
Creator of the first computer

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Jane Cooke wright she changed the face of medicine by reaserching cancer and was known for her contributions chemotherapy 😁😁

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Grace Hopper was one of the earliest computer programmers and was instrumental in the development of early computing, such as the UNIVAC I (UNIVersal Automatic Computer I) for which she created the first ever 'compiler.' This translated source code from one program to another in the simplest way possible. She also has a long list of awards to mark her achievements, including "Computer Science Man of the Year" in 1969. Oh, and she was also US Navy Admiral.

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Michal faraday?

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Ben ainslie

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Stephen Hawking

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Charles Babbage
Engineer

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Engineering is so interesting .

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Isaac Newton (scientist)

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Poppy.       Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD (1831 – 1895)Rebecca Lee Crumpler was the very first African-American woman to earn a medical degree in America in 1864, and spent her life caring for women, children and freed slaves.

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Poppy.       Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD (1831 – 1895)Rebecca Lee Crumpler was the very first African-American woman to earn a medical degree in America in 1864, and spent her life caring for women, children and freed slaves.

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Tanya Zelevinsky

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Rosalyn Sussman- Nucular physics- Science 🔬

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Kay McNulty Mauchly Antonelli

Kay McNulty Mauchly Antonelli is one of the six original programmers of the ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic digital computer. Born in 1921, in the Creeslough area of Co Donegal, she moved with her family to Philadelphia at the age of three.

In the 1940s, with her mathematics degree, she went to work for the US army, calculating trajectories for shells and bullets. Soon, the war effort was requiring faster calculations, heralding the arrival of the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), which had to be programmed by hand. Antonelli and five of the other best women ‘computers’ at Moore School were assigned to work on ENIAC, essentially teaching themselves how to program.

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Scientists
Wang Zhenyi
Mary Anning
Elizabeth Blackwell
Hertha Ayrton
Karen Horney
Florence Bascom
Marie Curie
Lise Meitner
Emmy Noether
Edith Clarke
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Alice Ball
Grace Hopper
Katherine Johnson
Annie Easley
Mae Jemison

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Chien-shiung wu

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Joan Clarke (1917 – 1996)

Joan was one of the thousands of female code-breakers working at Bletchley Park during WW2, but the only female working on the heart of the quest to crack the German Enigma ciphers. Portrayed by Keira Knightly in The Imitation Game, Clarke was a close friend (and briefly, fiancée) of Alan Turing.

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Margaret Robbinson

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Thomas Edison - Lightbulb creator and engineer

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Margaret K. Robinson
For much of the early 20th century, oceanography was--by law--a man's field. Women were not allowed on research vessels, for fear of disturbing ship camaraderie. This was the world Margaret K. Robinson entered in the 1940s. A business school graduate and former teacher, she started work at California's Scripps Institution of Oceanography as a clerk, recording data on ocean temperatures.

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Buzz Aldrin (scientist)

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Augusta Ada King-Noel, Countess of Lovelace aka Ada Lovelace (1815 – 1852)

Ada Lovelace was an English writer and mathematician, and is considered the first computer programmer for her calculations that took computing beyond number-crunching. She is best known for writing the first algorithm to be used with Charles Babbage's proposed general purpose computer, the Analytical Engine.

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Micheal Faraday

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Neil Armstrong (scientist)

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Mamie Phipps Clark, PhD (1917 - )

Mamie and her husband Kenneth were pioneers in psychology and implicit racial bias, and the first black people to earn doctoral degrees in Psychology from Columbia University.

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Annie Jump Cannon

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Barbara McClintock in 1983, the year she won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine

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Thomas edison

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Chieng-Shiung Wu

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Kathrine Johnson
Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson is an African-American mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics as a NASA employee were critical to the success of the first and subsequent U.S. manned spaceflights.

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To design the boat and the things inside it like the motor